Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap by Hannah Baker

The two looked at each other, and at the same time, they thought that she would do something to herself silly. They walked in quickly together and found Jasmine Burke fainted on the ground.

Boyce Shawn checked her condition. Fortunately, she wasn’t out of hand, but maybe she fainted because of too much sadness.

As he picked her up and headed out, he looked back at that person, “I might have to take her to the hospital. Call me if something happens at the office.”

That person said yes.

Boyce went out of the office holding her. He put her in the back seat of the car parked in front of the door, sat on the driving seat and started the car.

On the way to the hospital, Jasmine woke up to see where she was, and asked with a hoarse and weak voice, “Where are you taking me?”

Boyce looked back at her and said, “To the hospital.”

“I’m fine, I don’t want to go to the hospital.” She propped herself up to sit up and Boyce pulled over to the side of the road and turned to look at her, “So where do you want to go?”

Jasmine was lost. Except for the school, she didn’t have any place to live outside. She suddenly realized that she had nothing. She tried her best to make a living, but life was too hard for her.

Even the last of her family had been taken away.

“I think that in my past life I must have been a horrible person. I hurt so many people, that’s why I’m receiving so many punishments now. Otherwise, how could God treat me like this?” She sobbed, and tears ran down her cheeks.

Boyce didn’t know how to comfort her, “Don’t say like that.”

She clasped her hands around her knees and curled up, “If not, then why has God treated me in that way?”

“There are many people who are less fortunate than you. You have been admitted to a good university, so after you will have a good life,” Boyce persuaded.

Jasmine chuckled in a daze, “What does this mean? Before I wanted to go to a good university, have a good job after graduation, make a lot of money and let my mother have a good life. But after, why should I still work so hard to make money? Who should I give it to?”

Boyce pursed his lips.

very lonely, but she still should

can only live once. No matter what’s the reason,

after I’ll bring you over.” Boyce was afraid that she wouldn’t be able to get

to,” Jasmine refused. She just wanted to be left alone. She

“Where are you

she accidentally tripped on them and almost fell

took out his cell phone and answered. It was Officer Miller, who

looked at Jasmine and said, “I’m

you are outside, come back as soon as possible.” Officer Miller’s tone was

to go back immediately. “Just ten

so he decided to take her with

to,” Jasmine refused

said patiently, “Where are you going

She didn’t reply.

had nowhere to

car and stuffed her inside, then he quickly locked the door. “You

with that, he started

but nestled quietly in the back seat, without saying a

at her and, seeing that she didn’t refuse, he stepped

her to his bureau, poured her a glass of

speak, but looked dumbly at that place

couldn’t listen to him, but didn’t say anything,

Officer Miller, knocked on the door and opened it only when he heard someone inside saying to come

saw him coming inside, put down his things, walked out from his desk and asked him, “Do you

“No,” Boyce said.

to the reception area in

over and sat down. “Why did

a while and asked, “Are you going to

cared about him like his father, he found strange that he could suddenly ask such a question. “Why do you ask me